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[PGHammer]

Spirit Dave, on 23 November 2012 - 12:41, said:

16gb in the Macbook Retina ... thing is, I think most people who get past a certain point with ram have kinda bought it because they can. Not because they needed it.

That's due entirely to the Silly-Season pricing on DDR3 (which has continued, even in 8GB territory). When 8GBx2 is $70 (retail, not online) whether or not to buy isn't the question.

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Emil Valsson, on 19 November 2012 - 08:29, said:

64GB.

I vividly remember the time where 64MB of ram was a lot. I must be getting old.

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In my sig...

[Inertia]

My main personal Workstation runs 16GB - Most relevant

My laptop runs 4GB

I run several ESXi Servers with 32gb Physical Ram in most of them, although a few only have 16gb.

[Jason Stillion]

16 gb total (4x4gb)

[+SharpGreen]

Between 2 and 20GB.

One server has 2GB, the other 8GB and my desktop has 20GB.

[Manarift]

128gb for my server and 32gb for my computer

[+patseguin]

I run 24GB because that's my mobo max and I'm a performance junkie.

[Ulpian]

2x4GB DDR3 2133@1600
Swap file disabled and no low memory warning ever.

[Medfordite]

My main machine - Laptop - has 4GB installed from factory. (New Toshiba Laptop win Win8). I am contemplating on doubling that at least, but still uncertain at this point. My desktop which died (Less than 45 days after purchase and warranty swapped for what I have now), had 6GB and I never noticed any issues performance wise (Win7).

My other laptop which is a Compaq v5000 (YES - OLD!!!) which is still kicking has 1GB of RAM with 128mb of that acting as shared memory.

Tower I use for a server - 1.5GB of Ram - Step Daughter's PC - 2GB.

[rkenshin]

16GB in my HP Envy 15, which is my workstation. It was on sale for G.Skill 2x8GB DDR3 for $80 a few months ago. Couldn't pass it up.

I have 8GB in my Mid-2010 MacBook Pro 13.